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Post by celebaelin on Sept 19, 2024 9:00:04 GMT
I don't think we have a thread for this already; if we do I didn't spot it.
According to records found covering the years 1250-1320AD it was more than twelve times as expensive to feed a horse as it was an ox: 93/4 d. as opposed to 15 s. 91/2 d. These numers are a national average taken from figures for 77 manors compiled and recorded in The Economics of Horses and Oxen in Medieval England by John Langdon.
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Post by jenny on Sept 19, 2024 22:13:35 GMT
I'm wondering if this should be in the 'do you know something no-one else does forum. Should I move it, do you think? It stands less risk of disappearing down the page there.
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Post by celebaelin on Sept 20, 2024 5:08:37 GMT
Probably a good idea Jenny - I have no objection anyway.
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